The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-02-10

The birds, the flowers, the foliage of thu IT,
The stars which seem so fixed and 80 suh,,..
| Vast continents and the eternal seas.
All these do change with ever changing Tin.
But am changeless. oh. my Valentine.
Judge Hilton is having the front NJ l..
building cemented on Monroe street. ouOc.I,.
the Western Union Telegraph Office.
The County Commissioners will ma, :.
regular session next Monday.
Captain A. Faye last week bought A..
Jersey animal and lot of nursery stock no.
Mr. G. G. Gibbs. He also purchased one Of a.
best turn outs at the livery stable Of T. Ri
erts s. Son. All of the above were shuOed !,
West Florida
There will be thousands of LeCoule n.,.
in the Tallahassee Country this year. Nov.
the time for enterprising parties to es,,blS
canning factories, dryers or evaporators 10 uros
tabfy utilize this immense crop of fruit
The number of guests at the New Lam
Floridas Parlor Hotel-increases daily.
Mr.. c. J. F. Allen, Of Louisville, XIV. ov0r
Of Ethel Meadows Stock Farm, Is siouU,,
with Captain D. B. Maxwell, corner of Clinic
and Duval streets.
MIR. w. W. Woodward, Superintendent, Of
Schools, will issue certificates to Leon couur
teachers who desire to attend the Teacher Sat,
Institute, Teachers Normal Institute, &c, It D.
Funiak, during the session of Florida Chauhu
qua. These certificates will entitle teachers 10
reduced rate Of transportation.
The weather is quite spring like-balry and
elightful-and visitors and citizens enjoy hunt.
ling and driving on the hard roads of our charm.
ing hill country.
Remember that City Taxes for 1886, are
overdue. John G. Collins, City Collector, At
FLoRIDIAN Office, will be pleased to see all Of
the few, who have not settled.
We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt
+ Of copy of Webb's Jacksonville and East and
South Florida Consolidated Directory for 1851.
1t is handsomely printed and elegantly bound
and is cr' dit to author and publisher.
Tallahassee building boom for 1887 begins
with the fine brick residence of Mr. George
Lewis, corner of Gadsden and McCarty streets
Mr. 8. L. Porter, of Wakulla county, last
Saturday placed on our desk hen egg that
measured u inches in circumference snd
weighed 81 ounces. The same hen, small
duck legged fowl, layed larger and heavier egg
some time ago.
Go at once TO NJ Lively's Drug Store and
get fires sample Of" Briggs Nunn6etter LhH
Pills"
Mrs. E. e. Brooks, Of Bridgeport, Conn., .
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. e. r
Stayner, on Adams street.
The city election takes place next Tuesday,
18th.
MIR. G. G. Gibbs, of Tallahassee Nureg,
has Keifer pear trees in bloom. Mr.. Gibbs .
demonstrating his faith in the LeConte pear By
putting out over 100, 900 cuttings this season
Fox hunting has become a popular spOh
for ladies and gentlemen in the TallahSses
Country. The next weekly chase will take plas
10. morrow.
FRS: All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kdnsi
Great Nerve Restorer No Fits after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and $20otha
bottle free 10 Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline, vi
|Arch street, Phila.. Pa sly
See notice of postponed sale of lands By
Capt. r. A. Shine, Commissioner.
General Fl. w. Vessels, U. s. A., and VIE
who spent last season at the Leon, arrived sa
week, accompanied by Mrs. Belden and Ms
Mckinley, of Ltchfield, Conn.
Col F. H. Orvis, proprietor of the Windsor
writes: Business is good. January foOtsup'
good deal ahead of former Januarys. Our bes
months. you know, are February, March and
April. In Florida, April is the finest month d
the twelve"
Col. John Bradford last week sold four nne
Jersey milch cows Tor go head They Hers
taken TO DeFnniak Springs.
Capt. ]. Hare is building pretty co''s'
residence at his place, about one mile nor'n
Tallahassee.
Every farmer call at NJ Lvely's Drug
Store and get Grier's Alma oac for 1887 Ffes'
Col. j. F. White, of the Live Oak bar, msO'
u pleasant call at the FLORIDIAN sanctnm yS
serday.
-Messrs Geo. w. Saxon & Co. have co.,
|tracted with Mr.. w. T. Davis TO put in Oano'
some glass front to their store, and the Work VIII
gbes pushed to an early completion.
If you want to participate in the grsOos"
eport to be enjoyed in Florida, come to lnn'
|hsssee and join in the weekly fox hunt WI"
ladies and gentleman.
Hon. Robert Fenwick Taylor, oil Gsns'
willie. Is registered at the st. James.
Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass is the O's
iron tonic and appetizer in the world. a n''u
raj remedy, being the condensed constituency
The celebrated Seven Springs of Virginia :"
sale by ell druggists.
The plastering OF st. Johns Episc0p.
Church having been completed, and the af's.N
brush of Mr.. Harry Jones having been us'u :
decoration, the building is . specimen Oh CIV
Biological architecture of which Tallahassee m'
he proud. The interior Is most pleasan'" =.
|eye, an attractive feature being the elessH"
embellished grand organ, the finest in the 0""'
Large congregations gather TO the services
The FLoRIDIAN Acknowledges the ple.su'
|of call from Major George R. Fairbanks 81"
tda's historian, and editor of the FernanO''-
(MArr. -,
I've were pleased to receive call rom IN
|Hl1lip Wales, Clerk Of the U. s. Courts anu
II sRlsker and Thomas Harding, Jr, EsQfs. -
|aminers of the Department of Justice ~.
.-HDn. Samuel Pasco was in the civ
week, and we were pleased to note that us D''
be improving. aM
General w. G. Bird, q. s. MarsnA
Northern District of Florida, was among inc y.
come callers al the FLoRIDIAN office la'' ~